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Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

Image of a robot contemplating the trolley problem. Generated by DALL-E 3. The author does not assert copyright, in line with the non-copyrightability doctrine.

When should AI have moral status?

In a recent talk he gave at a top AI conference, David Chalmers, the philosopher of consciousness…

Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

A robot sitting at a keyboard playing and composing music.

Should creators of generative AI systems be allowed to own the copyright to their systems’ output?

Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

Image generated by DALL-E 3 in 2023: A cyber-techno figure shaped like a human head with a giant question mark on top, against a background of miscellaneous circuitry.

Does AI Really Understand?

Commentary about today’s AI often touches on the question, “Does it really understand?” Those who attempt a…

Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

DALL-E 3 image of an Asian man inspecting the brain of a robot.

Characterizing Generative AI, Circa 2023

One of the striking things about generative AI, circa 2023, is how little even its…

Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

The Non-Copyrightability Doctrine for Generative AI

Image by DALL-E 3: Photo of a rustic robot made of brass and copper gears, using various brushes to create an intricate oil painting of a city skyline

Kentaro Toyama in AI Heresy

Is the unpredictability of AI a feature or a bug?

DALL-E 3 image: Render of a futuristic robot with glowing circuits, its facial screen displaying puzzled emoticons, representing confusion